The mayor of D.C. has a protective detail, as do some Maryland county executives, but top ranking officials in Virginia counties often do not. Will the situation change?

The company, under fire, is trying to make nice to its drivers.

D.C. joins Oregon in offering residents a gender-neutral form of identification.

A conversation between All Things Considered host Jonathan Wilson and Carmel Delshad, who has been reporting from Sterling, on how the local Muslim community is reacting to the horrific death of a young girl, and the police investigation into what motivated it.

The Supreme Court has ruled that the federal government cannot reject trademark applications that disparage a person or a group, likely paving the way for the reinstatement of six cancelled Washington Redskins trademarks.

As Ramadan nears an end, a Northern Virginia Muslim community and its neighbors come together to grapple with unthinkable loss.

Contrary to previous statements, the transit authority will allow the system to stay open late for special events.

President Trump's anticipated announcement in Florida could have a big impact on some people who live in the D. C. region.

A Republican member of Congress is looking to reverse a D.C. law that sets standards for when wet wipes can be advertised as being flushable.